Uncle Tom's Cabin ('14)

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        FOREWORD
This is a story of an exotic
race, whose ancestors,
born beneath a tropic sun,
were brought to the New
World by heartless traders,
  and sold into slavery.

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Harriet Beecher Stowe's
UNCLE TOM'S CABIN,
and the characters of
Aunt Ophelia, Eliza,
Marks the Lawyer, Topsy,
Little Eva, and the im-
mortal UNCLE TOM will
    live forever.

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Many slaves ran away to
escape unjust treatment
   by their masters.

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George Shelby and
his faithful servant,
    Uncle Tom.

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Eliza and her baby son ...
great favorites on the
     plantation.

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Eliza's husband, George
  Harris, a Mulatto.

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Haley, a notorious
  slave trader.

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"Mr. Shelby, I want that boy
Harry, and thet niggah Tom.
I get 'em both or I forclose the
mortgage. You just got until
eight to-night to decide."

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  As George Harris bids 
farewell to Eliza, she tells
  him of Haley's demand 
     for their boy.

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"Mr. Shelby will never
sell our son ... he is
not like my master."

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"Good bye - when next
you hear from me it will
be as George Harris, the
free man - not as George
  Harris the slave."

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Shelby is forced to sell
Uncle Tom and Little
       Harry.

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"Massa Shelby done 
sold you, my lamb -
but with the help of
Him above, maybe 
I can save you."

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George Harris prepares to
escape to Canada, while
his wife, Eliza, takes des-
perate measures to save
      her child.

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Eliza bids farewell to
Uncle Tom and Chloe.

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"I'll put the bloodhounds 
    on her track ...
   I'll catch her."

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On Eliza's trail.

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 Tom Loker and
Marks the Lawyer.

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The hazards of floating 
ice and a swift current
does not deter this mother
... for freedom lies on 
    the other side.

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Phineas Fletcher, A
Quaker, extends aid
     to Eliza.

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Haley bitter and dis-
grunted, returns to take
Uncle Tom to NEW
     ORLEANS.

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"When I'm a man, I'll
buy you back Uncle
Tom",... "Mr. Haley,
there's not one in the 
world like Uncle Tom."

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Master Shelby grieves for
    his Uncle Tom.

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Haley seeks the help of
   Marks and Loker.

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"I'll get Harris and the 
boy for you if I have
to chase them all the 
   way to Canada."

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Marks and Loker hire a
posse to hunt down the
     fugitives

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George Harris and Eliza,
his wife, are re-united.

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Bound for New Orleans,
Uncle Tom meets St.
Clair and Little Eva.

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Aunt Ophelia and
   Little Eva

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Uncle Tom saves Little
Eva from a watery grave.

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St. Clair buys Uncle Tom
        for Eva.

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   TWO YEARS LATER
Uncle Tom tells Eva of
  the New Jerusalem

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Topsy ... 'She wasn't
born, she just growed'

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Aunt Ophelia upbraids
 Topsy for stealing.

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"Topsy, I love you and
if you love me, you will
promise never to steal 
        again."

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 Spring brings sadness
into the St. Clair home.

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Eva exacts a promise
from her father to free
      Uncle Tom.

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  "In Heaven above,
where all is love, we'll
meet to part no more."

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Topsy's offering

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While attempting to
prevent a quarrel, St.
Clair is accidentally
  stabbed to death.

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On St. Clair's death, his
slaves, including Uncle
Tom are sold at auction

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Simon Legree, a harsh
slave owner, buys Uncle
Tom and a young girl,
      Emmeline.

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Up the river to Legree's
      plantation.

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Cassy, a slave who is
Legree's housekeeper

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"God help the poor 
wretches he is bringing 
to this Hell on earth."

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Legree warns the slaves
not to try to escape.

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"Tom, you nigger, St.
Clair spoiled you, but
I'll make better use of 
those muscles of yours."

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Tom put to work in the
fields with the other 
       slaves.

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"I hate religious niggers,
damn you! Give that boy
a hundred lashes, or I'll
send you to that New
Jerusalem you are
always talking about."

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Emmeline is made house-
keeper, and Cassy is sent
to work in the fields.

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"Legree will never make 
that girl the thing he
made me ... To-night
we will find freedom,
or a grave in the 
    swamp."

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That afternoon.

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Cassy and Emmeline 
prepare to run away

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Young Shelby, now grown
to manhood, remembering
his promise, seeks Uncle
          Tom.

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"I am seeking an old
negro by the name of 
        Tom."

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"Why, we heard Tom
was sold to Simon 
Legree, who lives down
on the Red River."

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"Tell me where Cassy
and Emmeline went, or
I'll break every bone in 
  your black body."

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Young Shelby continues
his search for Uncle Tom.

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Sympathy for the poor
old slave creates a desire
for swift revenge in the
heart of the boy whom
Uncle Tom refused to 
        whip.

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In darkness and sorrow,
Uncle Tom still has faith
that God has not forsaken
          him.

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"Young Massah George
has come! The Lawd
has given me the victory.
Glory be to His name.
I die content knowin'
you all did not forget
   old Uncle Tom."

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- by virtue of the power in me
vested - all persons held as
slaves shall be thenceforward
and forever free - upon this 
act I invoke the considerate
judgement of mankind and
 the gracious favor of
     Almighty God.